WASHINGTON — Washington tied the game on a reviewed call in the eighth inning, Joey Meneses followed with a go-ahead RBI single two batters later, and the Nationals defeated the Cleveland Guardians 7-6 on Sunday to avert a three-game sweep.
Vallory Cannon slowed down, looked left to see if there was any oncoming traffic, saw none, entered a roundabout, and then stopped the car to talk.
A Toledo fire truck and a pickup truck were involved in a crash Sunday afternoon at the corner of North Reynolds Road and East Bancroft Street.
More financial assistance is now available for Ohio families seeking funding to help pay for before-school or after-school educational programs, day camps, music lessons, or tutoring services.
Toledo police reported the city's fourth homicide in six days on Sunday.
FREMONT — Ohio is planning two more coastal wetlands projects state leaders hope will add to the ongoing, multimillion-dollar effort to improve and protect Lake Erie’s health.
DADEVILLE, Ala. — Four people have been killed and multiple people injured during a shooting at a birthday party Saturday night in Dadeville, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said.
A product for solar panels being developed by University of Toledo researchers has advanced to the final phase of a U.S. Energy Department competition for the chance to win $500,000 cash and a $75,000 voucher.
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The distinctive gas grills in Chipotle restaurants might be a thing of the past.
When a scam artist called Cameron Huddleston’s mom to tell her to wire money in order to claim a prize, Ms. Huddleston had to intercept the calls. Her mom, who had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, was convinced she had to wire the money as soon as possible.
NEW YORK — When Nat West, owner of cider-making company Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider, decided to supplement his wholesale business by opening a taproom in a bustling neighborhood in Portland, Ore., he thought getting financing would be a breeze.
As the tech sector races to develop and deploy a crop of powerful new AI chatbots, their widespread adoption has ignited a new set of data privacy concerns among some companies, regulators and industry watchers.
COLUMBUS — As you prepare your personal income tax returns before Tuesday’s filing deadline, consider an Ohio House proposal that would eliminate the state's graduated tax brackets and replace it with a flat 2.5 percent tax.
EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK, Fla. - When I first started as The Blade's outdoors editor a little more than 12 years ago, one of my initial assignments was to visit this seemingly endless expanse of water, wildlife, and wonder.
Patients put a lot of faith and confidence in their doctors. We trust that they have our best interest at heart and that they know what they’re doing.
During Holy Week I found myself thinking again, as I have often of late, of Fred Rogers’ message after 9/11: “Look for the helpers.”
The editorial “Ethanol credit kills jobs,” April 6, echoed tired and disproven claims by oil refiners dead set on holding back more affordable options at the pump.
Toledo barely got done celebrating the completion of a 20-year, $530 million upgrade of the wastewater treatment system before we learned that the city needs to get started on a $900 million upgrade of ... the wastewater treatment system.
Rather than look for commonsense solutions to the wave of assault-rifle mass shootings around the country, gun rights zealots have pushed the cost of their extreme interpretation of the Second Amendment onto innocent Americans.
New apartments proposed for the former Sears and Elder-Beerman property in Westgate are inappropriate to address a Toledo housing shortage and are misplaced for the area (Blade, “Promising Plan,” Feb. 12).
WAYNE, Ohio — Charles Henry Barndt, who cared for generations of families as a funeral director in the Wood County village that became his hometown, died April 9 at Wood County Hospital, Bowling Green. He was 90.